Enrique Hernandez Jr. stepped down from the board of directors of Wells Fargo in April following the costliest scandal in the U.S. bank's history, amid widespread criticism from corporate-governance experts and regulators. That legacy has trailed him as chairman of the board of McDonald's, the largest U.S. publicly-traded restaurant chain, which is set to hold its annual shareholder meeting this week.

Paddy Power Betfair shares surged Wednesday amid reports of a tieup with fantasy sports website Fanduel as the American sports landscape reacts to the Supreme Court's deision to lift a nationwide ban on gambling.

Louise and Nina Gunderson are a powerhouse mother/daughter financial advisory team with UBS Financial Services in New York and we talked with them about everything from the state of the industry, to the enormous transfer of wealth from men to women over the next few years, to what it's really like to work with your Mom. Watch and listen now!

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has a much-vaunted track record of promoting women to senior roles on his executive team. But the number of women on the U.S. bank's board of directors has stalled out at two since 2006, despite research showing greater female representation improves long-term returns.

Goldman Sachs said two of three co-heads of its trading division, Pablo Salame and Isabelle Ealet, will step down from the Wall Street firm. Their departures extend a series of management changes at the Wall Street firm following an abysmal performance last year in the company's stock- and bond-markets division.

Wells Fargo, led by CEO Tim Sloan, is struggling to recover from a series of scandals stemming from an alleged corporate culture of aggressive sales practices, including the opening of millions of unauthorized accounts on behalf of customers and selling them unnecessary auto insurance. In a presentation Thursday, Sloan said the company's turnaround plan is hinged partly on improving customer service.

Dick Bove has hounded Wall Street CEOs as an analyst for five decades at 14 different brokerage firms. Now he plans to try his hand as a money manager -- investing in small banks few people have heard of.

At TheStreet's Investor Boot Camp, Jim Cramer sat with PayPal CEO Dan Schulman and they talked about everything from how PayPal is now the 3rd largest fin-tech company in the world to the future of Venmo. Watch the full video to hear it all. #CramerTeachIn